I Have A Love Of Two Things : Music And Classic Cars

I can remember the days when my grandpa would say, ‘’ Leave that car alone. It’s well past time your bed time and you need to come inside.’’ but I was never satisfied with my car until it was spotless inside and out and I had checked everything in the engine. As far as what I know right now about automobiles is how the Internal and External engine operates. I don’t know how to repair any problem with in the engine but can do simple things like and oil change. I want to learn more detail on how to build almost any engine and car from the ground up. I fill that my interest for knowledge on how to build car could never be satisfied but the more I learn the better. First I searched for information on

Many of my earliest memories revolve around cars. As a child I can remember wandering around classic car shows, riding around up north in my family’s old work truck, and sitting in the back seat on countless road trips watching the miles of unknown road stretch to the horizon. Every time I place my hands on a steering wheel, even today, I still rekindle a fascination with anything that has four wheels and an engine. This interest encompasses everything from the mechanics of an internal combustion engine to the rich history of the American automobile. For this reason, I was euphoric when my family purchased a 1957 Chevy. Since this new hobby was introduced into my life, I have spent many long nights in the garage working to bring the car back to its original glory. In the past few years, working on this car has enriched my life in countless ways.

At first, my initial perceptions regarding the automotive industry have always been based on the perception that it was all basic and routine. Having grown up with a father who knew how to maintain vehicles such as changing the oil, swapping tires, and even replacing spark plugs, eventually learning how to perform minor jobs myself was my overall view of what the industry was all about. Eventually, I had come to realize that there was more to the trade than just what is perceived to be basic; the automobile itself is a vessel consisting of moving components working in unison to get us from point A to point B, and when one component stops working, it would need to be repaired. With the amount of training received, I intend to not only learn but also to attain the skills needed to further my career.

Look at your vehicle. What if your used car could look like it did when it came off the line years ago? What if you could spend just one weekend and as little as $60.00 to make your car look new again? Unfortunately, people dismiss the task of painting their own car immediately because they feel that they won’t have the skill, money or time to do it. On the contrary, painting your car can be one of easiest and most cost effective repairs you can make on your vehicle. With a little research and a trip to the hardware store, anyone can do it. Knowing how to paint your own vehicle will enable you to restore it to its prime and substantially increase its retail value even if you have little available resources

From an early age I have developed an aptitude for working on mechanical objects. I enjoyed the typical childhood toys of Lego's, building, disassembling, and exploring ways to create new customized designs and models. Prior to the inception of Lego's in our home, I was searching for whatever items that my parents would let me take apart and rebuild. Later, in my early teenage years I began rebuilding snowmobiles and motorcycles to doing engine swaps on the family car. Whether a vehicle has an unusual sound or handles in abnormal way, these are all things I find gratification in problem solving. Consequently, understanding the principles of how the vehicle functions and performs are the aspects I thrive most on knowing.

As a Senior Reconditioning Associate, I can build on all the training and knowledge received as a Detail Associate. My work as a reconditioning associate I have shown exceptional result focus and attention to detail to every station that I could learn on this side. I would like to transfer these traits along with outstanding work ethic and teamwork to our paint

As I became older my attentiveness in muscle cars increased. I had joined a car club called the Southwest Mopar Car Club. We participated in car shows and cruises throughout El Paso. All of these influences had made me value and appreciate all the mechanisms of cars; the

Supervised and performed direct and general support maintenance on track and wheel vehicles; answerable for the health and welfare of 12 employees.

Whenever a vehicle needs a scheduled maintenance or because something broke I have to know what do and who to contact to get things done. I have to be able to asses the situation and make a decision that will get a vehicle fixed as quickly as possible in order to get it back operational. This part of the job has made my decision-making and foreseeing future issues a lot better. Before I would only look at what was right in front of me and always be in a reaction mindset instead of being

Coming from a family that is mechanically inclined, I learned quickly how to work with my hands and problem solve. Seeing my brother work on his truck I was eager to learn more about how to work on vehicles. Just a few years ago in summer of 2014 I had the chance to go with my friend Tyler up to Slinger Speedway, where his dad races a super-late model. It was my first time in the pits of a race track. Being in the pits and working on a race car was a new thing to me. I shortly learned that I very much enjoyed racing and just being at the track. It gave me excitement knowing and seeing that your hard work payed off at the end of the night during the race. I would go on working on the crew for the rest of the season. Tyler started his racing

Whenever someone decides to take the initiative to restore a car, it requires a serious commitment. I have seen too many people begin work and never finish. The successful car restorer chooses a car that fits his/her personality and budget, and follows the job through to the end. One must have a love for the process as well as the product, or the project will be rushed and end up to be worthless. I learned this tedious process when I was just fourteen years old, barely able to perform the difficult and sometimes dangerous tasks that are required to complete a show car. I would not recommend taking the steps I did my first time, so I will outline the best method I have learned through experience.

Through the years automobile construction has changed greatly and so have the ways in which cars are repaired. Although auto body repair at one time was centered on hammering out dents in sheet-metal panels, it has now become largely a paint-and-replace industry as many of the components are made of composites that are cheaper to swap then repair. The point of this paper is to inform the reader about how to make the necessary repairs to your body work.

I am writing to you in reference to the Claims Representative position that Progressive Insurance is offering in their Mayfield Heights office. Progressive’s fast paced and multi-tasking environment is an element in a job that I am always looking for. That combined with the opportunity to utilize my exemplary customer service skills is what immediately drew me into this position. I love helping other people and maintaining a positive environment both in the workspace and when interacting with customers.

Coordinating logistics, document controls, customer relations and socializing with executives, scheduling, facilitating presentations, cost management, procedural adherence, contractor over-sight, architectural and design drawing reviews, all of which activities and responsibilities my career was submersed in for years; nevertheless I stood perspicacious for progression. My husband and I, approaching just four months of bliss – commonly referred to as marriage – subsisted on endeavoring through the procurement of our first home in California. It was during which time, within the fresh establishment of 2012, that my direct Management approached me. With an efficacious chronicle in project support, steeped in politically sensitive arenas, they inquired if I was interested in an assignment in Western Pennsylvania. The work entailed a strategy of locating and building / reconstructing a technical laboratory for the work of a newly established and rapidly growing natural gas business unit. Notably positioned on the East coast, this opportunity professionally represented an exciting endeavor. Necessitating travel on a

Throughout most of my life I have had one consistent goal; to become a veterinarian. I have had a continuous and solid passion for animals in all respects. This passion and love has fueled my in striving to achieve the dreams I have for myself after high school. The beginning of this story begins long before high school though.